Short introduction to Sex Therapy @ Glow with Moshe Rozdzial~

Are you feeling alone or sexually rejected in your relationship?
Do you want more sexual and emotional intimacy?
Do you want to be sexual but are afraid or have low desire?
Are you worried about your sexual functioning?
Are you experiencing pain or discomfort while engaging in sex?
Do you believe that satisfying sex is unattainable in relationship?
Do you go elsewhere, like the internet, for sexual release?
Can you only have sex while inebriated or intoxicated?
Is sex addiction or porn and cybersex addiction impacting your life?

 
Silence about sexual issues is the great killer of relationships. It is common for people to encounter sexual problems, at any age. Women may experience arousal and orgasm difficulties, low sex drive, or pain during intercourse, while men may struggle with erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and low libido. What is uncommon is for people to speak and do something about those problems before they irreparably damage their self-esteem and relationships.
 
Research indicates that almost half of women and one-third of men report one or more problems with their sexual function. Unfortunately, only about 10 percent of men and 20 percent of women seek help, and, when a couple does begin to have significant sexual problems in the relationship they wait, on average, 6 years before seeking help. Often this means that a considerable amount of anger, shame, and resentment have built up in the relationship. The sooner you come in for help to successfully cope with these problems the better chance you have of growing a happy, healthy sexual life.